Pomerado: Turn website tasks into reusable tools for your AI assistant

What it does

Pomerado turns a plain-language website task into an MCP integration: a tool your AI assistant can call. It explores the site in Chromium, completes an example and saves reusable source code, including for sites without APIs or behind login and two-factor authentication. The team says deterministic integrations are faster and more reliable than computer use. The MIT core runs locally; Pomerado Cloud adds managed hosting separately.

How to use it

In a terminal, run `npx -y -p pomerado pomerado-mcp --help` and `npx -y -p pomerado playwright install chromium`. Add Pomerado to your MCP client with `npx -y -p pomerado pomerado-mcp mint --root /absolute/path/to/pomerado-integrations`. Supply OPENAI_API_KEY through the client environment. Ask your agent to mint an integration, naming the website, task and read or write permission. Answer any login questions. The result is a source-code folder; its documentation gives the command to add the finished integration to your client.

Common use cases

• Read a website heading through an assistant tool, using the documented example.com read-only example.
• Create a tool for submitting a website form or making a booking, with explicit write permission.
• Repeat a task on a site behind login, supplying the credentials and two-factor code when each call asks.